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I don't think disbelieving free will requires nihilism. It's not that there's unfreedom of the will, it's that the idea and its converse never made any real sen
by Amezarak 10y ago
I don't think disbelieving free will requires nihilism. It's not that there's unfreedom of the will, it's that the idea and its converse never made any real sense.
- carsongross 10y agoSee? Hard to finish.
- Amezarak 10y agoI don't quite understand you. Can you explain what you mean by "hard to finish"?
- carsongross 10y agoDon't worry: you don't have any choice in the matter, and neither do I.
- gph 10y agoBut you do have a choice. It's just that the choices and your decision are deterministic.